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They Paid cor thcir Little Joke.

From the WILMINGTON. On CT Star October L.
A story comes from weldon about a well-known
engineer on the Atlantic Coast Line who Is said To
be little superstitious- He feels sad II he fails
% look az the new moon over his night shoulder
and always MAKES a cross mark IN his path
when he has 70 turn back for something
that he has forgotten. IL Is said that he
VIII travel a mile out OF his way 10 ayOin grave
yard, and carries the LEFT hind foot OF RABBIT In
MS pisto!-pocket. some OF the conductors on the
nne attempted To play joke on this engineer a
lev days ago. They nired a comm IrOm Mr.
Laory, dealer az Weldon. and placed IL In the
rom at the hotel occupied by the engineer on
MS arrival IL was midnight when his train
same In. and the tired engineer retired 20 his
sspArtmenI As he entered his room he stum-
De- Sea over the cOElin and came near falling.
1es sinking a match he saw the obstacle and d.
s saneo me purpose Of the Jokers. He at once re-
= ns 70 the yard Of the hotel where he secured
S,1 ..ss ~ WOOD ard ascending 70 his room de-
ns,, 3.ey smashed the CONN into splinters The
,sosr, xotnlns he LETT Weldon, and his disap-
IT,, s.se1 So,tnentors repaired 10 his room. When
Snsy saw the wrecked conn they heayed sigh OF
Ssepysanenlent ami chagrin, but gathered up the
~. -, anu sent them 20 Mr. Emory, when the
hao 70 pay.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
on THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINE
TENTH AND u STREETS NORTHWEST.
land records Of the District Of Columbia In iiber
l250, folio 3sS. ct seq,I will offer for sale q,
THE FIRST DAY or OCTOBER, A. d.
1887, at HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, Lot let
tered H. in Gorge w. Riggs duly recorded
Of part Of square numbered 14i in the city Of Wash
ington, d. z.
This lot has . front Of % feet on @ street north
and l2l feet on 18th street west and is improved by
and brick stable on rear Of lot.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal instalments
spectivey and two sitter the date SALE
interest s six per cent Per annum payable semi
nually to be secured by the purchasers notes and
deed Of trust the property all in cash. at the pur
chaser's option.
All conv2yancine and recording ct purchasers cost
deposit Of $3.50 will be required at the time Of
sale. If the terus Of sale complied with in
twenty days after day OF SALE the property will be
sold ct the risk and cost Of the defaultng party.
REGINALD FENDALL.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucroneer
TRUSTEE SALE OF A rwo-sroRY FRAME
HOUSE, No: 1919 FAYETTE STREET BE
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
ALSO. LOT ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
rGEEEGpp EEKA Mp FAYETTE STREETS.

HOUSE No: 1919 FAYETTE STREET, Be
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
ALSO LOT on SEVENTH STkEET, BETWEEN
rEEEEDEEICK RICK, A n D FAYETTE STREETS.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the 23d day of -
May 1883 and duly recorded in Lber / lO8 folio fA
on ss SeS one s OF the land records for Washing
Ton OF the party secured thereby the uuderaYnsd
EIGHTH. 1857. At FIVE 0CIoBK Pm, part Of Lot
numbered two hundred and one cod, in fhrelkelds
sddnon to the aforesaid city described follows: Be-.
the southeast corner Of and S5th forty feet
snteen feet six 90 inches thence north siIty feet
70 street: thence west seventeen 90 feet nix 90
INCHES TO the place Of beginning conveyed 70 Henry
MhAen ~ the name Of Henry Z. Wayland, deed from
Thomas Brown and wife. dated September 1. 1860.
also. Iae PsGf Of Lot numbered one hundred and
0sorxetown described Is follows; Beginning for the
same .. the Of said Lot numbered one
hundred and ntnety-nine (199L running thence east
one hundred and thrty.three 33 feet: thence north
twenty Ol feet THENCE west twenty three t23) feet
thence north twenty-five C22) feet eight 81 inches
sne1Se west n5) feet nine 81 INCHES thence
si1tyfour S4 feet three - inches: thence south
GU feet nine 90 inches to the place Of
beginning. more or less.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash; balance in two equal
one and two after date Of SALE with
interest At six per cent per snnum all cash. at the
option o. purchaser. All conveyapdnR and recording
II the time Of sale the terms Of sail not com
piled with in ten days after day OF sale the property
viii be resold At the risk and cost OF the defsultn
party. to1S-dts1 JAMES W. HANEY, Trustee.
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New IMPORTED Wars.
sEAToN PERRY.

sEATON PERRY.
Successor to PERRY L BRorHKl)
NEW SEAL PLUSH sACoUEs, ALL SIZES. AT s2a
ELfSXST SEAL Flush v1sITEs AND WRAPS.
NEW SEAL PLusH JACKETS, FROM SIG TO s25.
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN CLOTH JACKETS.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN CLOTH NEW
MARKETS AND WRAPS, FROM Is TO eco.
GENUINE CAMEL'S HAIR AND FRENCH BROCHE
sHAMLs, SILK: CHuDDA AND CASHMERE
SHAMLs IN GhEAT VARIETY.
SO INCHES WIDE SILK SEAL PLUSH, OF MY
Own INFORMATION, AT az PER YARD.
"a INCHES WIDE SILK SEAL PLUsHEs, AT e2.50
new BLACK AID coLoRED AsrRAKHANs.
NEW ALLsWooL DIAGoNALs AND BEAVERS,
FOR ENGLISH MAKING JACKETS.
NEW ENGLISH SUITINGS AND SCOTCH CHEv-
SPECIAL BARGAIN" IN so INCHES WIDE, ALL
WOOL HABIT CLOTH, IN THE FALL COIIOR-
lNGS, AT 81 PER YARD.
MEN FRENCH BR0ADCLOTHS, AT e. AND e. SO.
NEW A.LWOOL SCOlH PLAIDS.
IMMENSE STOCK OF PLAIN AND FANCY FRENCH
DRESS FABRICS, RANGING FROM soc. TO IS
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING,
,,.o Pennsylvana ave-. cor. 9th 81
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. AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


nUNcANsoN BROS Aucuonss~.
REGULAR TUESDAYS SALE
tD f HfsAf FSe
large Isiks s AsssoRTMESr OF RARL2R FuESI
RoRTIEkEss LAMbRkQUINs ASb LACE Gun:
s SSRs HSb is$ Hi
E4gf hsHSRRsAS xAsbssJ Nsstf M r
as ss.s sFo1 A aS SSss H HHHAiEs
CARPETS FINEST i SssSEsxrs fAarrrA
'1GSsSAtSR HSSSsHg sE#aysss EEIsS
HORSES. sueeIrs. pA Alie WAGONS HAn
ree On Tuesday SD !. MOI MokSfSa OCTOBER IroH
Ell N front and within spacious ssiesrooms Oh
o1S ;Fsess IN unusual large sssOrmsn
Iis sac SHOULD command the attention Of parties In
NBSIhs. Carpet: vii Ss ssia .. TWELVE
Horses and Carriages .. HALr.pAsr ELEVEN A
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac.
count ,g q the Weather until THURSDAY. -oCToBEB
on that day HSous rssr 70 . aS ss
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
AIAc ES11 Ss TyII gs, AMP OTHER BULBS pr
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER TwENfikIE. 1857. Al
choice Of TIM spU SS Su,s VIII sell
viii be sold In lots to suit. ols-2t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L Co, Auctioneers
STREET. ts BETME in NORTH CAPITOL AM
E si is iss sna ss%5s.:s 1:
OF So "a each lot 1874 to loft alley; water s.a
!" ss sSs
oi5 % S 81 LII Gs t% CO.. g. iss
Othe CONSTITUTION Of the Metropoliisn inVsstms Sl
e .a SD
ecreBER lss g. Sn HHh hfssl
F4Uk Pm an auction sale q delinqueIt stock =
:9:Ss Si@e DAVIS M?F: :s.is. r 4
prpry: shares, ]. II. REFER: shares D. Gfimsrtia
e.i asi M Hsl~ fsi 1n.'f;
days cash: deposit Of 5 each share Al date Of sale
1'0sl o. f aEsR & rHS. 3. cSff Sec
TRgsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMpRoyEI
fNkkS SSkIh + ASb s shhh INV IL WASH 81
90, A. D. 1873. recorded in Liber No So at 3:5
folio 80 ct seq, one Of the land records for "
District of Columbia and at the written request
the party secured thereby will sell public sale il
front Of the premises on THURSDAY, the TMEN
T nEiI day oiSCToBER A D 1887, at HALF-PAs1
FOUR O'CLOCK p m. all that certain piece or parce
Of ground situate, lying and being the city of Wash
ington in the DISTRICT of Columbia, and known and
described Is lot NUMBERED seventy three C3 in ALE.
and Faconers subdivision of part Of the east hal
C254). with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money II
cash. and the balance thereof IN two equal install
mepts in sig and twelve months from the day OF sale
chaser purchasers thereof and approved deed o
trust ON the property sold and approved policy O
insurance or all cash, 1t the option of the purchase
or purchases thereof A deposit Of elOo win b
chssers thereof, and all conveysncins and recording
shall be at HIS her their expense II the ter1ns
sale are not complied with within ten QO) days from
the day Of sale. the undersigned Trustee tn
right 70 resell said property the risk and cost Of tn
defaulting purchaser purchasers after ct least Nv
go days advertisement.
FENDAl-L Z ALEXANDER Trustee,
-- 49, Louisiana ave-
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. o0-dkds
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PARxERssrRs, W. Va, october ia peculiar
and fatal accident happened TO Dr. Edward Wae-
ner, noted and wealthy physician OF the eastern
part OF the State. A workman about the doctors
saw-mnl let a piece OF heavy timber strike the saw
Wnle IN notion which threw the timber into the
air When II descended the doctor was knocked
down and his wlntpipe horribly cut and almost
severed He sunerto internal injuries also.
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TIE BURGLARS BEAT AND TIE HIN AND HIS WIFE
AND HAVE LUNCH BEFORE LEAVING.
CHICAGO, october IA special TO the Inter-
Ocean from BelOit, Wis, says: A cool burglary
took place at Rockton, NJ, little place near here.
sunday night, In which the Rev. +. A. Miller OF
the Rockton Congregational church, and his wife
suffered severe usage The appearance OF the
burglars In bis sleeping room at 12 o'clock aroused
MI. Miller, whom the robbers commanded TO Law
Sill, and not satisfying them, one struck him two
savage blows with "a blunt instrument, causing a
bad wound on the head The noise awoke Mrs
Miller. who was also struck and silenced Both
were then tied securely hand and foot, and eau
Toned against giving an alarm, and the robbers
who were masked, cOOlly rurnmaged the house and
partook or good supper, holding a conversation
with the helpless couple In the meantime and
telling them thf they didn't know they were
Only minister's nrnily when they broke into the
mouse once, UPON Mr.. Milers request, they
loosened the cord upon his feet TO prevent IL from
hurting him. They said they were sorry they in
1ured him, and that he should have lain still when
ordered 10 do 20. II was morning before the un-
fortunate pair got free from their bands and gave
Ine ALARM The burglars secured but little booty
Inc ana has created much excitement
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rAns hkAkSxrB INDECENT HARANsrK-Denis
Yors ~, Dsgsn nus anu-Chirese campaign In New
lis remarks were soindecent thar some n 4 he few
ea.sis present left the hall Wong Chong FOO
Hon. ~ Aearney 70 prove some OF his asser-
ABOUT the stage ir wrath. no AAAi" oAneeo
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a.sno12n the View York health Authorities
IA ~s snae tnere Is cholera on board the Britain
por,. \, !, sInvea Yesterday from Mediterrapean
ats@sns 's~ea Toe denilf uAs made to allay sx-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNOON.



nUNcANsON BROS. Auossonss.
4Esss aoOsEF
1857 n .Ss css. q isaSei Mot q II ss Hs1
81 sSses n ss
!: sn ,oS K s ssa. 3
tie corner q os 10 in aid square and
seS j. &:
Term: q :sis: onsshira puschs.s money ee.h. bal:
trust upon properly .oid 81 cash ii the option Of
Rursh.;eF dspS:.' Of SlS0 FsaniFsd m, q ale
after sale or trustee viii al ct cost Of dei.utns pur
49,, THOMAS y FIELDS Trustee
GEORGE ". sTIckNEY, Auct. $50 street
fRgsTEsEs' SALE Of 4 aANpsoME DWELLING
NW9sSk No HOO VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTH
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to u.s. recorded in liber
q III e ~ & q hs A.a
quest of the party thereby secured anc Of the u
s Esrs n BAY 81
Il Ias twenty ei AS.m Bsge e
Sfss q Fs q STD1 es :sysp 60 "a
Of fisS street and vns .venSe ~
front. 20 0s feet said avenue has depth Of 5925
The nds
modern improvements.
Terms q ale Az indebssdness Of 500 now rest
Ing on said property to be assumed by the purchaser
with the interest thereon from the day of sale balance
as follows: Twenrynve hundred dollars cash and the
in one note at twelve months bearing six per
trust on the property sold deposit of 600 will be
required at the time OF sale All conveyan,ne at the
complied with within ten days the trustees the
right to resell the property after i've days advertise
ent at the cost and risk Of the purchaser
o,oas,. WTFIL dsaA y w. n BoAARMAN.. Trustees.
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BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust bearing dat
September 20, 1873. and duly recorded In 1iber S
No 736. folio 55 ct seq, one Of the Land Records
Of the supreme Court Of the said District Of Columbia
IN equity cause No. and at the request of the
the payment Of the Indebtedness. will SELL at public
auction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY THE
TWENTYSEyENT DAY OF OCTOBEK, A. D. 1887,
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all of lot mum.
bered eleven Ill, in Davdsops subdivision Of part Of
square numbered two hundred and twenty two (22.J
fronting % teet 18th street and running back with
recorded in the office Of the Surveyor the District of
Columbia
Terms Of sale cash. and to be compiled with within
twenty days from day Of SALE or property to be
$500 will be required ut time sale. All Conveyance
ing at cost of purchaser.
ol5-d&ds r W TYLER Trustaa
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Fatal ARRAY Between Students.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, october IA fatal ARRAY
Occurred at winchester. Tenn, Saturday night,
Two students In the Normal School at that place,
named Aldrich and Hawkins, got into a Tight W hen
the former was stabbed 70 death by the latter
Young Aldrfeh has a brother living In this cfty'
There Il great excitement over the ARRAY. The
murderer has been arrested
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Tn Fo11ow1xa IssrRucrons
EQUESTRIANISM
viii be with the Warrington Riding Academy to be
opened about Now /. at the Of x2d and Sta
PROF. b. OLIVER.
late Of the Fifth Avenue Riding Club Of New York.
PROF. G. GILMAN,
late with Hippodrome Fnncais Of Paria
Everything frst-class Commodious accommodations
for boarding horses and ample storage room for car
riAges.
Books for yearly subscribers open ct the par.
lors Of Mr.. Geo. White, with Woodward 4 Lothrop,
COZ. 18th and sts. and ut the Office Of Jas D.
Brown. care Of Jno. r. wagysman. 1908 IT.. where
fun particulars may be obtained sl7-3m
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TIE Wasnington-Street N. ii churcb RrooEiyn n
ysstsrday found guilty by an ecclesiastical
MN sa sS u improper conduct with women both
gnasa rom the ministry until the next annual
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A JAPANESE CABINET MINISTER RrsrGss The
Steamship Rlo de JaneHO which arrived from
emma and Japan at San Francisco Monday
OF foreign Affairs in the Japanese Cabinet has re-
signed. The cause OF his retirement is said TO be
.hat ms poncy In the matter OF the treaty revts-
ION was 700 liberal toward foreign governments
In the meantime the treaty revision has been de-
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NELLIE is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the first
District OF wayne County, N Y, have nominated
MISS Nellie X Cook, Of Wolcott for school commits
sloner she Will make a personal canvass in every
town IN tne district, and perhaps may make q few
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AUCTION SALES.
WITS Co, Auct3oneera
" 0S7 Louisiana aveuuA
Opposite City Post Ofaca.

w AAAS = ga Arctsoneera
s opp saS CITY Pos. omoa
HoSSTg65HH 9o5LD xyFECTs. FgRNITgRk cARPEIs.
SSss ssss ES SnHSE daSSo6bs f 81 Hpaa
z xs ELL II r sSV ESusAR n6SE
NNIETWyR sED II4kSE QUANTITY Or ,NEssEIY
TTsRESTkI AND 3T HRE cHRpETs RuSs xNS
FEE I'm oSfSssA .S SESssa SSs
THoAAs BOWLING. Aucsioneer.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
TUESDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY-FIVE. 1857,
Commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, on the
premises known - Petworth. ON 7thst and Rock
Greek church Rosds near the old Toll Gate the follow
ing described property:
THIRTY-s1x SELECTED DAIRY cows
Fresh in . few days;
One STUD COLT. By Marder's Chief Is mos old:
One HORSE COLT. IL months old;
One MARE COLT. months old;
One BROOD MARE. In foal:
One WORK HORSE, by Marders Chief:
LIB. Brood sOT Fst Aos. Earn w.son. tone nearly
AN s1sss4
4-piy Rubber Betting. 100 feet long.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Large Quantity Of Corn Fodder. $4,000 Feet Of Lum-
Der. &c.
Terms Of Sale: AL sums Of and under $50. cash :
over that amount credit Of three and six months,
with notes satisfactorily Endorsed.
o1o-dt. THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
THHoMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER TwENTY-sIxTH, 1887,
conmencine at HAIF-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK,
1t BELLEVUE, the country residence Of Mr. Philip
May, 7th-s street road and Whitney avenue.
Fine Horse, one Cow. two Carriages Store Wagon.
Cart and Sleigh with Harness for each; also Flows,
Harrow Cutivator Push Cart, Shovels Hoes, Rakes,
and all kinds Of garden tools tons of Hay, three
Cutting Machines, sixty Glazed Hot Bed Sash,
Large assortment of Flowers and Plants including
eral fine Oleanders
fine lot Of Bees, in new patent and plain hives ;
also number Of unused Patent Hives 200 pounds of
Honey. In one pound boxes and bulk.
Blk Lawn Benches one large frst-class Fire-P Proof
Iron SAFE three Office Desks, six Carpets Cooking and
Paror Stoves, ali kinds Of Furniture and many other
TO be had at bargain.
Terms cash.
THOMAS BOWLING.
o19-dts Auct,oneer
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To THr PuB11c.
Having decided to retire from the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
CLOsING-oUT SALE
u still In progress, and many bargains are TO b had
few Of which quote below:
BROCADED VELVET. in black and colors, formerly
Is. to the low price Of q. so.
STRIPED in black and colors formerly
e1.50. TO the low price Of q.
in black and colors. formerly
ol25 to the low price Of 75c.
ALL PLAIN In black and coloes. ss much
less than usual cost
We have some COLORED SILKS left in 0ros-0rain,
Rhadamas. surshs. and Brocaded. which ws offer ct
great sacr1Ace Of SOC on the dollar
We have two pieces Of 24-inch SEAL CIoAKINo
PLUSH left which We offer very cheap.
The COLoRED DRESS GOODS STOCK has many
desirable and goods left end Jon need any
thing that line IL win pay 70 give that dspat-
meut look before buying.
II you want BLACK DRESS a sny hind. Why not
buy Il where you can get Il st cost
anything in the DRY GOODS lima
STokE FIXTURES FOB sALR
az HKlnsroNR
sep2-3D sos fennaglvania AvsnuA
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IHkEw HIMSELF BEFORE TRAN.-About 8
O'Clock Monday evening portly, handsome-lOOk-
Reading Railroad tracks at Walnut street, in
heaains, Pa, In front OF an approaching freight
Train oystander endeavored TO pull him awsy,
but could not. He was Crushed 10 DEAN His
name was Albert Stabler
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THoMAs DO WILING. Auctloneer.

PsRH2E zzsgG9gfE q sFRshnTF
ekFFfoN se cHh Il 5 hAH EuEsA 81 RE- RE-
hTH oe ME- EES2k TWE bESSiSH Ms
sE ESasA RSpA
SEsSkSh ;$ SfstESF eRHRs S sSsSEiSE
VIE VIII stEsas FARE TSSTHES SIps ki
Eashf $S SSS Sfs
s MAENGF FIFE kkA S71SS AMP
UisITEs. 90. &c. AT AucT7oA. "AS
p{ On F BID MORNING: OCTOBER TWENTY
NBIIhs house win be open for inspection as early
001 IH1i2s q es1s Aueoneer
T>HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
5S sA5E 3E NICE FRAME HOUSE
s sTkEFT oR It sEkEE PROSPECT avenue AND
By virtue Of decree. passed in cause No 1O7ss,
su The ct 4. rThsfasI viii bi ss
O'clock NJ; the premises par. Of ios No. Il in
street. thence south y feet ~ alley thence West
'nf OF s
It six and Twelve months " two
from The day Of sale or the purchaser may pay ali
o,7a,. FRED. v, JONES, Trustee.
THOMAS i. wAaGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
AND V 5ISTh s shaMkES s5 pSFH
BY virtue Ct decree Of the Supreme Court Of
ne R RaSn q cop@bis passed IS equity
II RHe fH nsets II SRi
9cIScR p Isl, a ,at
Il sns e. :,:ss;:
l1erms Of SALE One third GD cash and the balance
ss
% BY the potes Of the purchaser
s.:h On az q s:ls 1ssass.on 81 the
No e fSr
dn %hsn BE PAID q
With within ten days after sale property viii Be
'''A - ''- ''' cost '''s1nf Sssas.: Tlu...
rHos E. wAeaAxAs 0sss $50 L0uis ,9 ave-
sE STREET E sSGTHhAsgHE 1Nd No. 1907 FIRST
q ss SsssSss soHss
SS5R e
Ell
described on the plat or plan Of said city a.
square numbered seven hundred and three 17oS ben IN
thirty go feet nine ts5 inches from the
northeast corner Of said lot and running thence south
feet tns ib.sss
SO 5Ss 3 and
soa
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: onethrd
@onths ana third IL twelve months from tie day
deserred payments II any to be secured BY deed Of
trust Upon the property with interest thereon the
M g. e sSs Ga
sr@: q :.is nos conpisd with IN ten 90, days S
risk and cost Of the defsuitins pTrchaser. - 'A''
WAITER n v KMIGGHHRp SxILxSH: Trustee
OFFICE OF DANINHoWER SON,
" heal Estate and Insurance Brokers
1l1o street northwest
TRySTEEy SALE QF A DESIRABLE Two-sToRY
HHAME S91LDIMG, USED As STORE AND
REE NfNTh ssIHFSSfEF T sNgTHHAsT Gok
Ss NTH NJ e si 40
9us.t q thS lazy Secured thsreSy. The uSdsrssnsd
az It'll SSs3S: Y ssSsi $ 4:
=: xs. re s' S Sssz q S%isse.as
e.; 3 e: q, sSG .ss s; iS
incnssS q SsaEtn1 lot number sevsn 81. IN SQUARE
s ss .ss :sS
:s S.. !; AZ go Assees.es 800 v.n ). .ssu.s.a
within ten (1O) dny1 1Fo ~ ~ T,ssSSss r.~.ve
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ss sAdE Of yyAITABIE
FEET On TIE East SIDE Gs OF I FIFTEENTHa
&I6fE oNE kgSEB SNS e TkE Mi EVEN
FEET 70 A TEN-FOOT ALLEY, AND KNOWN
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T III a T
9; I: 7 T l.. I. :;
NOT VERY LONG AGO YOUNG
FRIEND OF OURS BEGAN HOUSE
KEEPING. AND WE FITTED HIM OUT
COMPLETELY. FROM ATTIC TO GEL
LAR. HIS INCOME Is NOT LARGE
BUT WE LET HIM HAVE WHAT
FURNITURE. STOVES, CARPETS,
ETC. HE WANTED. AND ARRANGED
THAT he SHOULD PAY CERTAIN
SUM EACH WEEK UNTIL THE BILL
WAS SETTLED. THE LAST PAY
MENT HE MADE ON MONDAY. THE
10TH INSTANT. IT AM PERFECTLY
SATISFIED WITH THE ENTIRE AR
RANaEMENT. YOU HAVE DONE
JUST As YOU AGREED" THAT WAS
WHAT he SAID. WE SAID: .AMlN.~
I,
HOUSE / HRRNANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE
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KILLED By ONE OF HB GURs-a-A sfnou,s, homt.
cloe occurred al Slidell In 81. Tammany PARISH
La. on sunday n. Edmunds hotel keeper. had
Deen 70 lunesal, and on his return had fnytte0
three friends 70 dine with him one of them younQ
iumoerman OF Pearl River. While at table the
y0ung man Wa relating bow he had enforced the
coilection Dill and during the recital be became
excited and csawing revolver 70 demonstrate
BOW ne mao tacted he slapped the weapon
GOWN on tne t4Dle. The pistol was Declared and
the Duliet stfu4k Edmonds In the heart Rdmonds
groaneo once, lis head fell back, and he Vas
corpse: A July was empaneled and an inquest
held, the frieq1s OF the deceased being the only
wltneseS ~ Fas evioent that there was no nal
Ice on the parq OF the young man, and the anal
was 80 PLAINLY pm accident that he was paroled 70
appear oefore re justice OF the peace A verdict
chest was rendbsed
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CHILDREN DRuGGED TO DEATH WITH OPIArrs-
IN, Inc last Two living children who were found when
s sns hocnester N 4, police raided the baby farm
aay. his makes four victims, ali OF whom the
pn a sic,ans say were drugged with opiatea The
wv surviving children were taken TO the Roches-
yer orphan Asylum. They were given the bestOf
nouIlsanenr out the post-mortem shows that SO
much opium mad been given them that their d.
aien nteraiiy starved and were mere skeletons at
sne ume o. death The coroners jury last night
gence In neglecting them. She is now IN 1sii
awaiting the action OF the grand tury -
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JOHNSON. GARNER & CO.,
o1s e36 Pennsylvania ave. south side. near 9TH II
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SILKS. VE1vrrs AND DRrss GooDs.

Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9th St
E0tabliehed 1910. OLE